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khanye:
@ Black_Revo: What's your prob with barca

ogazi007:
And where is Rubin Kazan now?
you must be kidding if you think you can be as lucky as Rubin Kazan to only had three chances in camp nou and scored twice,while barca had dozens of chances and could not put them away,i dont know how formidable your  team are to lay claims to a ball that hit the bar and didnot pass the goal lines as the effort of the team.(a bit of luck i suppose)Barcelona hit bar twice in that game,Rubin Kazan were lucky the same way arsenal were lucky in the first leg.we shall see who go madrid after the second leg in camp nou next week.

ogazi007:
Jose cant do jack against this barcelona side with high self confidence and determination to make history.
jose factor that couldnot not fetched his team a short on target in camp nou during the group stages.
His factor that could not stops barcelona's shaky frontline from not disorganizing his solid defence.
he can say whatever he want to say,its 180mins(x) game and we shall wait for him in Camp nou to teach him and his team some footie lessons.
those that have being to camp nou knows its not a child's play,its indeed a slaughtering ground.
forza barca!

honeric01:
I don't care what Mou thinks, i know he can't do anything, we have played his team times without number and this one won't be different, we are surely beating them at home, the least is a draw. (but there must be goals)

tkb417:
@J-K
home boi wassup

pls, not derailing your thread but how do i get Unfaithful ( Diane Lane and Richard Gere) downloaded
cant see it anywhere online

tried bitorrent and stuff but nothn

you have an idea. I need the movie for some stuff im doing with some friends

thanks

honeric01:
Espanyol has always been a team of trouble, they always give us problems, but i know when the time comes, they'd fade out just as Getafe was before.

honeric01:
Today's match won't end in a loss, we either win or play a draw, we will finish off the rest when we meet at the camp nou

Hi all,
Ok, am sorry for the snail movement of this thread, i promise to post the tutorials more frequently. Maybe twice in a day.

@dhtml, thanks for the advice.

In today's tutorial you will learn how to install Joomla 1.5 through your web server using the Fantastico Auto-installer. I am assuming you are using a hosting package that has fantastico.

Step 1:
Log in to the cpanel of your web hosting account

Step2:
In your control panel, click on the Fantastico icon


Step3:
Under "Content Management" on the left-hand menu, click on the Joomla link. Next, click on "New Installation.


Step4:
In this page you will fill in information for your Joomla web site with the following:

minute:
How he treats women who came before you is how he will treat you.

If he uses girls for intimacy and never calls again,if he cheats,if he lies,if he's

not there for her when  she needs her then chances are he is just a schmuck.

Find out about his past behaviour with women.And hold out a while,make him keep

coming around for a while before you give in so he respects you and treats you accordingly.

Fhemmmy:
Never wish anyone to die . . . .

mcfranc:
Hi all,

Would have continued the tutorial with new post but I am not getting an encouraging feedback from my interested friends here. Need to know if the tutorials are making sense.

honeric01:
Champagne wetin? i be Ahmed Musa or Amokachi?

Two goals in the second half earned Nigeria the West African title,
By Lolade Adewuyi
Apr 18, 2010 7:49:00 PM
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Nigeria needed two second half goals from Reuben Gabriel and Solomon Okpako to win the West African Football Union (WAFU) Cup in Abeokuta on Sunday evening.

Watched by a packed capacity home crowd eager for victory, the Super Eagles did not disappoint as they ran out winners over their neighbours with two well taken strikes.

Gabriel scored the opening goal off an Ikechukwu Ibenegbu freekick before Okpako secured victory with a cool slot into the Senegalese goal three minutes to time.

The Nigerians had been expected to win the game during an impressive tournament showing that had seen them defeat Senegal in the group stages 2-1.

The Lions gave a good account of themselves after they conceded the first goal but were unable to break down the resolute Nigerian defence in their massed attack.

It was the Nigerians who cheered into the evening when the referee finally blew his whistle.

naijaking1:
Despite the uneven and lopsided diversion of oil revenues to the north, many states still can't sustain themselves.

The South Africa Under-20 team, Amajita, lost 3-1 to the Nigerian Under-20 side, Flying Eagles, at the Cape Town Stadium on Saturday evening.

The game was closer than the score suggested and the home team were by no means outplayed by the West Africans.

The first half failed to deliver much in the way of clear-cut goal chances, with both teams being forced into taking shots from some range.

This meant that South African keeper Tafeeq Salie and his Nigerian counterpart Muhammed Bala did not have too much work to do.

The crowd though, who filled the stadium to about 65% of its capacity (in the region of 40 000 people), didn’t seem to mind too much as a festival atmosphere prevailed with the Mexican Wave a regular occurrence.

The pace of the game was relentless, with the high levels of fitness being shown by the youngsters.

With attacks from both sides breaking up around the edge of the box it was hard to see where a goal would come from, but just before half time Amajita got the breakthrough when Jabulani Ncubeni coolly slotted home from 10-yards out after the ball had been worked across the Nigerian goal-mouth into his path.

It was the Maritzburg United winger’s second goal in as many games after his strike against Brazil on Tuesday.

The visitors were soon back in the game however, levelling the score-line at 1-1 in the 49th minute when Envoh Terry slotted the ball into an empty net after Salie had hurt himself in a challenge with Olarenwajua Kaydde.

The game was held up for over five minutes as the Ajax Cape Town youngster received treatment before finally being taken off on a stretcher.

Following the goal, the match again took on the same pattern to that of the first half, with the game an open one, serving up fast-paced action, but with no end results.

Somewhat out of the blue the west African side went in front when in the 75th minute right back Oliha Aiube struck with a long range effort that took substitute keeper Sanele Ngubane by surprise, finding the top corner.

With two minutes of regulation time left Nigeria netted a third when Otubanjo Olaitan scored with a sweetly-taken volley from 30-yards out.

The final score-line was perhaps rather cruel on Amajita, who had matched Nigeria for most of the game and did not deserve to lose by a two goal margin.

Anthony McLennan

Amokachi defies NFF

Posted: 2010-04-10 17:59

Super Eagles assistant coach Daniel Amokachi is on a collision course with the NFF after turning up for Friday's opening game of the WAFU Cup tournament in Nike trainers.

Amokachi, who is in charge of the home-based Super Eagles, was issued with a query by the NFF last week for using the Nike shoes in the two legs of the failed African Nations Championship qualifier.

Amokachi has a long term endorsement deal with Nike, signed when he was a player, but the NFF's kit endorsement deal is with rivals adidas.

Officials insist that the former striker must wear NFF adidas kit during official assignments and it was expected that after responding to the query, Amokachi would conform.

Colin Udoh

League top scorer Ahmed Musa headlines a list of 18 players picked by Daniel Amokachi for the regional WAFU Cup competition which begins this week in Abeokuta.

Surprise exclusions from the squad are Enyimba's effervescent goal-scoring forward Osas Idehen, who is the league's second highest goal scorer so far behind Musa.

Also left out is Warri Wolves Fengor Ogude, who failed to join up with the rest of the team after Wolves CAF Confederation Cup exertions in Zambia over the weekend.

The squad left Abuja for Abeokuta on Wednesday afternoon.

The Full squad:

Bassey Akpan, Austin Brown, Chibuzor Okonkwo, Terna Peter Suswan, Promise Onuh, Gabriel Reuben, Solomon Okpako, Ejike Uzoenyi, Ahmed Musa, Eugene Salami, Ganiyu Salami, Mutiu Adegoke, Taiwo Hassan, Chinedu Ezimorah, Bartholomew Ibenegbu, Uche Nwofor, ThankGod Ike